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President Biden plans to announce an order to protect sensitive personal data from China, Russia and other "countries of concern."

The Senate Judiciary Committee plans to question the head of the federal prison system after a scathing watchdog report on prisoner deaths.

House and Senate leaders said after a meeting with Biden they were working to avoid a partial shutdown when spending bills expire March 1.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday over whether the federal government can ban devices known as “bump stocks.”

Sen. Tammy Duckworth will ask for unanimous consent to pass her bill that would create a statutory right to access IVF.

More than 20 million low-income households may be priced out of internet access as Congress dallies over funding a federal program.

North Carolina Democratic Rep. Kathy Manning has no interest in retiring, which is precisely what she’s doing at the end of this term.

​Senators returned to Washington on Monday with scant sign of the elusive spending breakthrough needed to avoid a partial government shutdown.

Congress is barreling toward a March 1 funding deadline with all signs pointing to gridlock on appropriations bills. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman, Aidan Quigley and Paul M. Krawzak dissect the latest setback and potential next steps on both appropriations and a stalled war funding package. Show Notes:

Alabama Republican Reps. Jerry Carl and Barry Moore are facing each other in a March 5 primary after a court ordered district lines redrawn.

The Supreme Court appeared reluctant Monday to issue a ruling that would shake up how social media companies operate.